compared to before
>(just wireless, but shakey connection).
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>-ray
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>From: Larry C. Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 9:57 AM
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>I'm not too
rry C. Lyons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm not too sure about PLN. From what I remember reading the speeds are
not
up to even 8.02.11b speeds. While the costs are considerably higher.
larry
At 11:4
I think I had mulitple issues, here are the changes that seemed to do
it. Hub1 is the main hub with net acces. Hub2 is the wireless 'sub' hub.
First, I had to change IPs. Both hubs were using the same IP.
Hub2 - switched it from Gateway mode to Router mode.
Hub2 - turned off DHCP
That seemed
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>Hope that helps.
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>-Kevin
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Doh! I just sent my email with a fancy diagram and all. :-(
Glad to hear you got it working. What did you do?
-Kevin
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graeme.terminal-fusion.com/images/powerlinediagram.png
Hope that helps.
-Kevin
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Never mind - ended up being a few simple issues god I hate
networking.
Outside of that - powerline networking is sweet. Very easy to use (all
of my issues were with the routers, not the PL adapters) and not too
expensive.
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Ok folks, I've got my powerline stuff up and running, but I'm having a
few odd issues here and there. My basic setup is like so:
Hub1 is the upstairs hub with the outgoing connection to the net.
The uplink port is connected to the wall, then powerline adapter, then
downstairs, then powerline adap
Hi all,
Have a networking question. I recently bought a firewall from sonicwall
that came with a lower end second firewall. In an attempt to save a
couple of hundred bucks, upgrading the 2nd firewall to 10 users, I'm
playing network shuffle.
I have a SDSL line carrying 5 ips into the office. My n
Thanks to all for your suggestions! and good morning~!
-Pat
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>Sent: May 30, 2003 8:44 AM
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>I suppose that is true. I have a common set o
From: jon hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 5:13 PM
To: CF-Community
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Bottlenecks, insanely dumbed down terminology, to the point that
someone who can reprogram a cisco 7206 (me heh) from the command line
doesn't know what th
Harkins,Patrick wrote:
>I want to set up my home network with Internet Connection Sharing for three
>machines and a cable connection. The "gateway" machine is a Windows 2000
>Professional machine. There's also a Win 98 box and an XP box.
>
>I did this once before with different machines but have fo
wireless, and they're sweet
JR> as hell. What is there to hate about them?
JR> Josh
JR> -Original Message-
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ay, May 29, 2003 4:29 PM
To: CF-Community
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I'd recommend a netgear or linksys like everyone else but there is a
simpler, perhaps slightly more expensive route, but I like it because I
hate those home routers, and I won't pony up for a decent router that
I'd recommend a netgear or linksys like everyone else but there is a
simpler, perhaps slightly more expensive route, but I like it because I
hate those home routers, and I won't pony up for a decent router that
will handle a 3Mbit cable connection, and too lazy to set up a linux
router :)
I have t
Cool. Well the opinions are unanimous so far.
Thanks!
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>Sent: May 29, 2003 4:00 PM
>To: CF-Community
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>It is easier to invest in a Netgear (or similar) 4 po
Thanks Josh - I will go for it. May be back on here later looking for help!
:-)
Patrick
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>My 2 cents imme
mmunity" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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| I want to set up my home network with Internet Connection Sharing for three
| machines and a cable connection. The "gateway" machine is a Windows 2000
| Professional machine. The
thanks - that sounds good! :-)
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>Sent: May 29, 2003 3:35 PM
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>The easy way: Don't.
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>Buy a little $70 router at your local office
well, yes i understand that much the rest is hazy. :-(
but I like Dr Doom's idea a lot!
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>From: Dana Tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>you do
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you do if your connection requires a network card :)
Dana
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> I want to set up my home ne
you do if your connection requires a network card :)
Dana
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wrote:
> I want to set up my home network with Internet Connection Sharing for
> three
> machines and a cable connection. The "gateway" machine is a Windows 2000
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: I want to set up my home network with Internet Connection Sharing
: for three
: machines and a cable connection. The "gateway" machine is a Windows 2000
: Professional machine. There's also a Win 98 box and an XP
I want to set up my home network with Internet Connection Sharing for three
machines and a cable connection. The "gateway" machine is a Windows 2000
Professional machine. There's also a Win 98 box and an XP box.
I did this once before with different machines but have forgotten some of
the details.
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